We built the tool we wished we had when a creator edited the disclosure out of a six-figure campaign.

Why this exists

A brand we worked with ran a creator campaign with clear disclosure language in every contract. Six weeks after launch, a competitor's legal team flagged one of the posts — the #ad hashtag was gone, the brand mention was softened, and neither the brand nor the agency had any idea. Reconstructing what the caption originally said took a week of screenshots and email archaeology.

We built Campaign Shield because that process should take zero weeks. It should look like an email that shows up at 4am saying "the caption changed, here's the diff."

What we believe

Small tools outlast big platforms. Campaign Shield does one thing. We will keep saying no to feature requests that make us a "creator compliance suite" or an "influencer ROI dashboard." Those things are fine — they are not this thing.

Calm UI is a feature. Compliance work already generates enough stress. Dashboards full of red exclamation marks and gamified "scores" help no one. Our interface stays quiet until something actually changes.

No trials, no annual lock-ins. You should be able to pay for Campaign Shield for one month, hate it, and leave — with a refund if we didn't catch a real change during that month. Trust is built like this.

Who we are

We're a founding team of two, with backgrounds in ad-tech, content operations, and agency compliance. We are self-funded and, for now, self-supporting. If you want to talk to a founder about a specific use case, the contact page goes straight to our inbox.